What's a read-only/hidden player?
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Hello, I've searched the internet for the meaning of the two attributes "lecteur seule" and "lecteur caché," but I couldn't find any information x)
Could you please explain the role of each of them?
Thank you in advance ;)
Could you please explain the role of each of them?
Thank you in advance ;)
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Hello,
Read-only and hidden file are file attributes: For Read-only, as its name indicates, the file can only be read, and any attempt to modify it will not be possible as long as it has this setting. For Hidden file, this function is meant to make it "invisible" in the directory tree, but this function is ineffective if the user has set their Windows Explorer to show hidden files.
To set a file as read-only or to make it hidden, right-click on the file in question to open the context menu, and select Properties. In the window that opens, at the bottom of it, check the box or boxes corresponding to the choice you wish to make and then confirm to activate this choice.
Read-only and hidden file are file attributes: For Read-only, as its name indicates, the file can only be read, and any attempt to modify it will not be possible as long as it has this setting. For Hidden file, this function is meant to make it "invisible" in the directory tree, but this function is ineffective if the user has set their Windows Explorer to show hidden files.
To set a file as read-only or to make it hidden, right-click on the file in question to open the context menu, and select Properties. In the window that opens, at the bottom of it, check the box or boxes corresponding to the choice you wish to make and then confirm to activate this choice.
jean01250
Thank you for the answers.